Overpopulation seen as chief environmental threat by Oberlin professor
Oberlin College professor David Orr told the Northeast Ohio Sierra Club that overpopulation is the biggest environmental concern and that the world already knows how to solve problems like global warming and ozone depletion. He warned that without political will, living standards could plunge by midcentury, with famine and social upheaval likely.
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Cleveland desegregation plan could end busing by 1997
An agreement to invest 550 million dollars in Ohio's largest school system may end court-ordered desegregation bus ing in Cleveland by 1997. The plan calls for 295 million from the state over seven years plus matching local taxes to fund reforms, with a 12.9 mill levy sought for May. If approved and later ratified by judge Battisti, the accord would run to 2000, with 1997 to assess whether terms were met.
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